Branislav Ondruš: Slovensko podáva žalobu na Európsku úniu, GMO lobisti sú v šoku
Dámy a páni, to, čo sa rozpútalo po mojom predošlom videu, je až neuveriteľné. Veľké chemické korporácie pochopili, že sme ich prekukli a že som dokázal presvedčiť našu vládu, aby sa nebála podať žalobu na Európsku úniu!… Viac na:
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Miriam Lexmann: EÚ nám poskytuje stovky miliónov eur na sociálnu pomoc, ľudia na Slovensku to už musia pocítiť
Európska únia nám poskytuje stovky miliónov eur na sociálnu pomoc, a ja sa v Europarlamente zasadzujem o to, aby to ľudia na Slovensku aj pocítili.… Viac na:
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Michal Wiezik: Fico sa po katastrofálne suchom a horúcom lete začal hrať na klimatickú krízu a adaptácie
Musím povedať “hrať”, pretože ten jeho adaptačný plán, to je len taká prvoplánová znôška betónu a papierových cieľov.… Viac na:
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Katarína Roth Neveďalová: Táto jeseň bude horúca a nemá to nič s nastupujúcim El Niňom
Deti sú späť v škole a my sme späť v poslaneckých laviciach. Táto jeseň bude horúca a nemá to nič s nastupujúcim El Niňom.… Viac na:
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Mýty a fakty o veternej energii
Vo verejnom priestore koluje množstvo zavádzajúcich informácií o veternej energii. Čo môže jej rozvoj znamenať pre účty domácností, pracovné miesta a bezpečnosť dodávok elektriny pre spotrebiteľov na Slovensku?… Viac na:
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[Interview] ‘In Germany, everyone is constantly afraid Putin will get angry’. German military expert on Berlin’s response to Leipzig drone plot and Moscow’s hybrid attacks
the mechanism among member states in case of a threat] would have been justified, especially because it is not only Germany that is under attack, but other countries are being attacked at the same time as well,” military expert Nico Lange tells EUobserver.
[Interview] Belarus Lukashenko fears Putin’s downfall so much that he is ready to change sides quickly, analyst says
Ukraine war as much as he could, in case Russia’s failure leaves the Belarusian leader needing Western friends.
How Russia prepared for a mobilisation that Putin says won’t happen (Ukraine Battlefield update, Day 1,653)
and , the Kremlin’s covert mobilisation architecture shows how Russia is digging in for a longer, costlier war than it admits.
Wave of Russian sabotage attacks exposes counter-intelligence gaps on Nato’s eastern flank
, the anatomy of sabotage, what can be done against it, and why it could be making the eastern flank of Nato stronger.
EU plan to blacklist hundreds more Russians risks new boom in litigation
the 125 new sanctions cases before the EU’s General Court in 2025, amid member states’ plans to massively expand the Russia blacklist.
Sweden’s rightwing government bets on economic growth to win next weekend’s election — will it work?
the next Sunday’s election approaches, Swedish prime minister Ulf Kristersson’s centre-right coalition is banking heavily on macroeconomic optimism to secure a second term. Is that enough? Swedish households remain gloomy, particularly those on lower incomes.
Listen: Is the EU well on track to reach defence readiness by 2030?
Léa MarchalEurope is ramping up defence spending, The EU faces fragmented investment, industrial bottlenecks, skills shortages, heavy reliance on US-made equipment and limited fiscal room.
Romanian parties fail to agree on wage reform, costing country €770m in EU funds
Filip MišudíkThe missed reform means ordinary Romanians now face delayed investments in hospitals, , and , while their government scrambles to plug the €770m hole with more debt or painful cuts.
Europe wants to spend more but its own policies are making it harder
Wester van Gaal1 CommentEurope wants to invest more. But it does so precisely when the cost of doing so is rising too.
EU Commission has ‘open questions’ for Spain on request for Frontex to expand in Ceuta
and EU Commission is considering a request by Spain for a permanent mission of EU border agency Frontex and police agency Europol in Ceuta.
European Parliament’s Metsola on Daphne Caruana Galizia verdict: ‘We will not give up, we will not give in’
, the European Parliament, said the fight would go on after the acquittal of millionaire Yorgen Fenech over the 2017 car bombing assassination of Daphne Caruana Galizia.
EU advocate general finds Italian police recruitment rules discriminatory over skirt-level tattoo
a police officer was rejected because a tattoo on her calf was visible below skirt-level. She took her case to the European Court of Justice, and it spoke in her favour.
Hungary’s asset-recovery proves problematic, while Orbán’s Facebook page goes silent (Day 114 of the Tisza government)
, a taxpayer-funded African military mission run by Viktor Orbán’s son, and billions parked in politically-controlled foundations expose how far the previous regime’s “wish lists” strayed from the public good.
What happened in Wednesday’s spy ‘shootout’ on the streets of Kyiv (Ukraine Battlefield update, Day 1,652)
the bloody climax of a days-long tug‑of‑war over a “kidnapped” Russian volunteer fighter by Ukraine’s SBU and HUR spy services, prompting Russian bloggers to rejoice.
On the campaign trail in Saxony-Anhalt with Alternative for Germany: nationalism, ‘remigration’ and a radical agenda
From refugee children shunted into separate classrooms to public broadcasters stripped of funding, the AfD’s Saxony-Anhalt blueprint spells out how its rise could rapidly reshape daily life for families, migrants and teachers alike.
Hungary’s Orbán-style media takeover playbook lands in Serbia before elections
Hungarian state money has spent years financing media acquisitions across Europe. A fund with a long record in that trade has just taken Serbia’s last independent broadcasters. It has done so in an unusual rush, weeks before a Serbian election. Gaps in the public record and undisclosed funding make these, when taken together, difficult to ignore.
EU budget negotiators slam frugal states over grand ambitions talk while calling for cuts
Wester van GaalTwo of parliament’s lead negotiators told EUobserver that they are not impressed by calls from some member states to ‘do more while calling for a weaker budget’
Listen: Do EU regions benefit equally from trade deals?
, , what do Europe’s regions really think about free trade?
If the AfD win Saxony-Anhalt on Sunday, their first target will be journalists
the radical-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) win their first state on Sunday (6 September), as now seems certain, their first enemy will be the journalists. And that’s official.
EU resists calls to ban Meta ‘pervert glasses’ despite voyeur privacy fears
EU’s digital privacy framework claims to have enough legal firepower to keep Meta’s smart glasses under control, or so they say. The glasses have been banned by many pubs and cinemas in UK and even ICE agents in the US but Brussels says ‘existing rules are applicable, regardless of technology used’.
